Word: stan
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...Quakers are led by last year's three top scorers, in tri-captains Stan Startzell (All-American). Tom Liebermann (All-Ivy) and Bob Watkins. Sophomores have also played a major part in Penn's success this season. particularly Larry Houston and Steve Baumann. The one weak spot for the Quakers may be at goal where John Miller moves up from the J.V. team to play in the nets. "We're very ready for the game, as far as injuries are concerned...
Penn will be out for revenge this fall, and the Quakers have the material to pull off the upset. On offense, Penn has perhaps the most dangerous twosome in the Ivy League in All-Ivy forwards Tom Liebermann and Stan Startzell...
...fans, got spanked 6-3, 6-2 by top-seeded Billie Jean King in the semifinals. Then the rains came, delaying play and dissipating interest. For all its vicissitudes, though, the 1971 Open produced a winner whom former U.S. Champion Jack Kramer pronounced "a new superstar." Serene Smasher. Stan Smith, a lanky, mustachioed blond, became the second American in 16 years to win the U.S. title.* At 24, and playing the best tennis of his career, he has defeated most of the world's top players. In Tokyo in December, he knocked off both Laver and Rosewall...
...efforts to ensure a fair election has proved a profound disappointment to the septuagenarian diplomat. He is on his last assignment, and the unwarranted blemish at the end of an otherwise superlative career hurts deeply. The pain was evident as Bunker met with newsmen, including TIME Correspondent Stan Cloud, who sent this report...
...reason for the great turnabout is a dawning realization that women who have money to spend want clothes that are comfortable and smart. Says Stan Herman, designer for Mr. Mort: "Business was so rotten last year that we began to look around for the answer -and the answer was to give the lady out in Middle America what she wants. It's a salable look." Manhattan Designer Bill Blass is even more emphatic. "I have just returned from Minneapolis," he reports, "a city I consider a good barometer of the mood of the country, and I found women hungry...